You’re thinking of going on vacation with your family and this time, you want to stay at a villa instead of doing something like going on a cruise. There are a lot of locations, but you have decided to go to St. John. Now you need to get the villa rental set up.
Before you put “St. John Villa Rentals” into a search bar, it’s good to consider what you want from a villa and how to tell if it is good one or not. Relax … we’re here to help you. Read on to learn more.
How Close Is The Villa to The Town or City?
Yes, it can be nice to get away from the hustle and bustle of a city and enjoy the sounds of the ocean. Then you start to get a little itch to go explore. Will you have a long trek?
You want a villa that is within a reasonable distance of places like restaurants and other attractions. Be sure to scout these things or you might find yourself getting bored before your trip ends. It just takes a bit of research.
How Close To The Sea Is It?
One of the best things about going to a villa in a vacation place like St. John is that it could be close to the ocean. There’s nothing like waking up and then being able to be on the beach in mere minutes. That would be a great vacation experience.
Then there’s something to be said for staying at a villa that has its own private pool. Then you can wake up, walk three feet and go for a swim. Best of all, you don’t have to maintain the pool – just be nice about not getting any trash or anything in it.
What Is The View From The Villa?
Another reason to pick a villa is to be able to get great views of the ocean or other scenery that you wouldn’t be able to see where you live now. If you wanted a view of a wall, you would stay at home, right? That view just adds to the ambiance.
So check what kind of view the villa has before you commit to the rental. See if there are photos of that specific villa. Then you can make your decision.
If you follow these steps, you greatly improve your chances of getting a good villa. Then you can enjoy your vacation.
Author bio-
James Sullivan has been helping with travel tourism for the past 12 years. He now wants to share his knowledge and expertise with others.
